Isaac's Kitchen - Prospect

Absolutely loved this restaurant! Staff was so welcoming and the food was great! Love the set out of the restaurant and the atmosphere! Will definitely be back!!!!! 5 star

I had my Ramadhan buffet with my friends yesterday. The foods were marvellous! delicious ! i always like middle eastern cuisines. It's totally worth my $25 ! the desserts delicious. The knafeh was awesome! the lamb kabab, the rice, the lentil soup, the pasta, the salad, and this one traditional food, not sure the name of it but it's a rice with some herbs and a bit of lamb wrapped in vine leaves, was amazing! Basically all foods were amazing!!!!  The staff were very friendly. Since it's a buffet, don't worry about the serving size ;) I would definitely visit this restaurant more often! hehehe.. Keep it up guys!

First time dining here and loved it. Very friendly staff, fast service and delicious flavours. The serving sizes are very generous too so you won't leave feeling hungry. Looking forward to going back soon.

Get down there now and eat something - it's difficult to find but well worth it when you do! I don't have a Middle Eastern background but many of my friends and family work or have worked in and around Lebanon and they all rave about Isaac's Kitchen when I bring them here. Authenticity aside the food is fantastic however you look at it! Breakfast is wonderful, particularly the Foul with its soft, garlicky faba beans that are just the right consistency where they could easily go the other way (cement for your stomach!). I'd never had Shanggleesh or Fatteh before coming here but both tasted great... Let's just say we rolled rather than walked away from breakfast... Actually the same could be said of any meal I've had at Isaac's. There's a tasty assortment of charcoal grilled meats (lurve the Kefta) and chickens all served with assorted pickles. Salads are freshly made and taste fantastic - I'm taken with the fact that there's always something above and beyond the standard, such as the Zouba made with fresh oregano leaves, Spanish onion and diced tomato. The Baba Ganoush is always smokey and the garlic dip packs an appropriate punch! Aside from all this there are specials most weekends which mean beautiful home cooked off-menu surprises such as slow cooked lamb with vine leaves. Do yourself a favour and seek Isaac's out - it will reward you for it!

Get down there now and eat something - it's difficult to find but well worth it when you do! I don't have a Middle Eastern background but many of my friends and family work or have worked in and around Lebanon and they all rave about Isaac's Kitchen when I bring them here. Authenticity aside the food is fantastic however you look at it! Breakfast is wonderful, particularly the Foul with its soft, garlicky faba beans that are just the right consistency where they could easily go the other way (cement for your stomach!). I'd never had Shanggleesh or Fatteh before coming here but both tasted great... Let's just say we rolled rather than walked away from breakfast... Actually the same could be said of any meal I've had at Isaac's. There's a tasty assortment of charcoal grilled meats (lurve the Kefta) and chickens all served with assorted pickles. Salads are freshly made and taste fantastic - I'm taken with the fact that there's always something above and beyond the... read more